GameStop's Quarterly Profit Triggers Surge in Meme Stock - Analysts Weigh in on Buying Opportunities.

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GameStop, the meme stock that gained popularity in late 2020, surged after reporting its first profitable quarter in two years. Activist investor Ryan Cohen, who has not sold a single share of GameStop since taking exposure in 2020, also recently took a stake in Alibaba and is pushing for more buybacks. Other meme stocks like AMC and Bed Bath & Beyond are also seeing activity, but investing in these speculative plays carries high levels of unpredictability and should be approached with caution.
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